Kilcoyne graduated as the TCIL’s all-time career rushing leader with 3,906 yards. Serving as the starting running back on the Jesuit Dallas football team since transferring before his sophomore year, he led the Rangers in rushing (992 yards), receiving (123 yards) and scoring (10 touchdowns) his first season donning the Blue and Gold. Highlights of his inaugural season included a 172-yard outburst at the 50th Homecoming game against Strake Jesuit (Houston), and a 258-yard effort in the last game of the year against Central Catholic (San Antonio).
As a junior, Kilcoyne once again led the Rangers in rushing (1,112 yards), receiving (212 yards) and scoring (15 TD), while leading Jesuit to the TCIL State Championship. He saved his best statistical game for Strake, where he rushed for 355 yards and four touchdowns in only three quarters of play.
Elected as co-captain for his senior season, Kilcoyne accounted for nearly 70% of the Rangers’ offense while rushing for 1,880 yards and 20 touchdowns. In the final seven games of the season, he eclipsed the 200-yard mark five times.
Voted as team MVP following his junior and senior seasons, Kilcoyne was selected TCIL First Team All-State and First Team Dallas Northside Dream Team all three years of his Jesuit career.
